John T. Doolittle
Republican
Date | Party | Office | Votes | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|
11-04-1980 | Republican | SD-03 | 125215 | Win |
11-02-1982 | Republican | SD-06 | 113444 | Loss |
11-06-1984 | Republican | SD-01 | 121353 | Win |
11-08-1988 | Republican | SD-01 | 164115 | Win |
11-06-1990 | Republican | CD-14 | 128039 | Win |
11-03-1992 | Republican | CD-04 | 141155 | Win |
11-08-1994 | Republican | CD-04 | 144936 | Win |
11-05-1996 | Republican | CD-04 | 164048 | Win |
11-03-1998 | Republican | CD-04 | 155306 | Win |
11-07-2000 | Republican | CD-04 | 197503 | Win |
11-05-2002 | Republican | CD-04 | 147997 | Win |
11-02-2004 | Republican | CD-04 | 221926 | Win |
11-07-2006 | Republican | CD-04 | 135818 | Win |
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Candidate Biography:
John Taylor Doolittle
Born: October 30, 1950 in Glendale, CA
Married: Julie Harlow
Children: Two
1979-1980: Legislative Assistant, Senator H. L. Richardson
1987-1990: Minority Caucus Chair, California State Senate
1991: Resigned from the State Senate on January 2.
- LEGISLATION: Author (with Roberti, Maddy, and Keene) of SB 1738 (Chapt. 84, Statutes of 1990) which established what is today known as the “Milton Marks Postgovernment Employment Restrictions Act of 1990” which prohibits former legislators from being "paid to communicate with their former colleagues in the Legislature in an attempt to influence certain actions or proceedings."
- In 1984, Doolittle was the target of an attempted recall led by Ranold Kennedy. The recall failed to qualify for the ballot.
- In 1985, Doolittle was the target of an attempted recall led by Ranold Kennedy. The recall failed to qualify for the ballot.
Source: California Assembly Handbook (1981)